Sentence examples for inspired by a wave of from inspiring English sources

Inspired by a wave of nostalgia for the glory days of Washington and Lafayette, the two photographers made portraits of Waldo and five other veterans of the Revolution.

In March 2011 antigovernment protests broke out in Syria, inspired by a wave of similar demonstrations elsewhere in the Middle East and North Africa that had already ousted the long-serving presidents of Tunisia and Egypt.

But the cost is likely to spread to consumers as shipping companies face higher insurance bills inspired by the wave of piracy.

Inspired by the wave of fake memoirs like Margaret Seltzer's "Love and Consequences" flooding the bestseller lists, she wrote a play, "A Lifetime Burning," which opened last week at Primary Stages.

(Rapp was inspired by the wave of abuse victims speaking up, he told Vary: "The only way these things can continue is if there's no attention being paid to it, if it's getting forgotten").

While Palestinians have always protested against Israeli occupation, this year, inspired by the wave of uprisings across the Arab world, Palestinians called for their own protests on 15 May, the day they commemorate the Nakba.

Inspired in part by a wave of young alternative comedians, a diverse group of musicians have emerged in recent years with a decidedly comic slant.

Chen Guangcheng and Yuan Weijing's plight has inspired a wave of protests by activists in China.

It also inspired a wave of similar programs.

Easy Rider, mentioned before, inspired a wave of films with structures that were frankly fragmented.

City of Night By John Rechy (1963) Times Square is one of a number of memorable locales described in this novel, which inspired a wave of gay fiction.